Senior Home Ee Girls Host Annual Banking Party
The Senior Girls hosted a two day banking party on May 14 15 with Misses Martha Burton and Sarah Stroud as chaperones. A box of chocolates arrived from Miss Henry. A polo match pitting Mosquitoes against Gnats entertained sixty plus attendees, led by referee Ruth Cobb, ending with Mosquitoes victorious and a brisk midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentior
Martha Burton
Sarah Stroud
Henry
Lucille Porter
Ruth Lewis
Mary Della White
Enola Alexander
Marjorie Waddle
Martha Ann Singleton
Lena Evans
Kathryn Franks
Ruth Cobb
Junior Girls Edge Seniors In Cage Game
Fast playing junior girls defeated seniors 22 to 17 in a gym contest on March 4. Marjorie Wiggins and Norma Wiggins led with 10 points each for the juniors while Ruth Cobb and Lucille Porter scored 10 and 4 for the seniors, keeping the outcome in doubt late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avourite
Marjorie
Norma Wiggits
Ruth Cobb
Lucille Porter
Scors
Avs
N. Wiggins
M. Wiggins
Sth Grade Contest Won by String Duet
An amateur contest held by Miss Payton's home room on Monday February 22 was won by Joe McCulley and J T Luck. Participants included the Boy Scout Quartet Billy Orton Wallace Van Sickle Banks Ranney E P Young a girls trio Jenny Sue Moore Helen Ruth Whatley Mary Sue Kent a violin and guitar duet J T Luck and Joe McCulley and a poem by Lucille Ruggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Payton
Joe McCulley
J.T. Luck
Boy Scout
Billy Orton
Wallace van Sickle
Banks Ranney
E. P. Young
Jenny Sue Moore
Helen Ruth Whatley
Mary Sue Kent
J. T. Luck
Lucille Ruggles
Rotary Club Contest Honors Hope Seniors Essay Winners
Hope Rotary Club held a senior essay contest on How International Relations Affect Hope Arkansas. First prize of 3.00 went to Foster Finley, second and third prizes went to Marporie Wiggins and Frances Schweiker. Contest closed March 1 with winners announced May 7.
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Hope Rotary Club
Hope
Arkansas
Foster Finley
Marporie Wiggins
Frances Schweiker
McDowell Music Club Captures Sweepstake Cup
The McDowell Music Club of Hope High School won the sweepstakes cup with a high score of 100 points on March 27. Points were earned for subscribers to the Music Club Magazine, contributions to the McDowell fund, and placements in contests. Hope club totaled 52 points, beating nearest rival 32 points.
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McDowell Music Club
Hope High School
McDowell Fund
Hope Club
Count Through the Hoofbeat of a Graduation Joke
A humorous dialogue frames a high school graduation as a test of counting, ending with playful miscounts and a jokey exchange about numbers and playing cards. The exchange captures lighthearted senior-year banter and schoolyard camaraderie.
Teachers Honor the Seniors With Party
Four faculty members hosted an open house at Garland Hill in Lula Garland's home to honor the senior class. The event occurred Monday May 31 from 5 to 7 with guests including the senior and junior classes and the faculty.
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Garland Hill
Lula Garland
Mary Billingsley
Sarah Stroud
Martha Burton
Honor System Is Inaugurated Here
The student council began this year a study hall system where students are on their honor without a supervising teacher. Admission requires signing an agreement to avoid unnecessary communication, signed by a class teacher a study hall teacher the principal and the four members of the student council.
Honor Study Hall Expands Enrollment at School
The honor study hall, chaired by Hutase Jewell and led by Percy Ramsey with Martha Ann Singleton, grows from 25 to 35 per period as demand rises. About half the students are members, the room contains magazines and reference works, and only those in good standing may enter. Monitors include Verle Rogers Horace Jewell Charles Crutchfield Jackson Vineyard Daisy Dorothy Heard Jim Cook and Martha Ann Singleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecunen
Hutase Jewell
Daisy Dorothy Hioard
Martha Ann Singleton God Percy Ramsey
Verle Rogers
Horace Jewell
Charles Crutchfield
Jackson Vineyard
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Jim Cook
Martha Ann Singleton
Mrs Stephenson Confronts Margaret Bacon in Aisle
A tense exchange unfolds as Mrs Stephenson orders Margaret Bacon to remove gum and stop foot movement in the aisle. Margaret dismisses the remark, claiming unfamiliarity, while He defends his appearance as evidence of difference.
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Stone
William Robertson
Frank Shiver
Foster Firley
Wilburn Caudle
Freeman Stone
Martha Wadde
Marjorie Moses
Johnny Wilson
Frances Harper
Dalsy Dorothy Heard
Margaret Bacon
Jack Hervey
General Electric
Rotary Club
June Crosby
Hope Furniture Company
Kh. V. Herndon
T. S. Cornelius
Aram
Thomas Franks
Hope Auto Co
Ford
Southwest
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